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by Web2Con on November 9th, 2006

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What is the open-source project called Tamarin?

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  • by Web2Con on November 9th, 2006

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    Response from Kevin Lynch, Chief Software Architect at Adobe:

    The scripting language for Adobe's Flash Player virtual machine runs programs written in ActionScript, which is based on an Ecma International standard called ECMAScript Edition 4. Widely used JavaScript and Microsoft JScript also comply with that standard.

    The latest version of Adobe's script "engine," released in June this year with Flash Player 9, uses a just-in-time compiler to run programs ten times faster than previous versions.

    The deal with Mozilla is the biggest Adobe has done with open source. The move furthers the company's plan to allow developers to mix and match programming technologies, including AJAX-style Web development and Flash for media and animation.

    We can bring together the broader HTML and Flash developer communities around this common language implementation. Using the same language engine is a huge step.

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